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2018 Protecting Sponsorship Kids. Opportunities Providing Hope. 2018 Children’s Rights Benefit & Inspiration Awards
2018
Sponsorship
Imagine
Opportunities
Who
living in 28 places by the time medication, discrimination based
you’re 16—moving, on average, at on sexual orientation and severed
least twice a year—all of your life’s family ties. They are America’s most
belongings stuffed into a trash bag. vulnerable children; and their lives
Now imagine that this awful cycle and futures are at stake.
began when you were only 5 years
Their right to a safe and healthy
We’re
old, too young to make sense of
childhood counts. Their right to
the instability—or why your parents
an education counts, Their right to
aren’t by your side.
take a fair shot at life counts. And
More than half a million children they are counting on all of us to
spend time in the custody of child make it right.
welfare systems annually. They are
They aren’t someone else’s
exposed to abuse, unnecessary
Protecting
responsibility; they are all of ours.
institutionalization, over-
2018
Protecting
Sponsorship
Kids. About Children’s
Opportunities
Rights:
Providing
Every day, children are harmed by physical restraints at an all-boys
America’s broken child welfare, state juvenile detention center.
juvenile justice, education, and
• We developed a targeted
healthcare systems. Through
advocacy campaign in six states
relentless strategic advocacy and
to keep LGBTQ youth safe in
legal action, we hold governments
child welfare, juvenile justice and
Hope.
accountable for keeping kids
homeless systems.
safe and healthy. Children’s
Rights has made a lasting impact, • We filed the first class action
protecting hundreds of thousands suit to shine a federal spotlight
of vulnerable children and we are on the overuse of psychotropic
poised to help millions more. They medications on kids in foster care
are depending on us… and you. (Missouri).
• We joined a coalition of advocates
In 2017 alone: to testify about the harmful impact
of restrictive housing on young
• We drove reform in 12 states
adults at Rikers.
making life better for tens of
thousands of children. We could not have done this
amazing work without the support
• We launched a groundbreaking
of partners like you and, with your
case in Iowa challenging lack of
support in 2018, we can continue
mental health care and improper
to ensure our systems of care protect
use of solitary confinement and
our most vulnerable Americans.
2018
Sponsorship
PAST PARTICIPANTS Rosie Perez Swizz Beatz & Natalie Morales Malcolm Gladwell “Ne-Yo” Marcus Darrell McDaniels
INCLUDE: Alicia Keys Shaffer Smith Samuelsson
Opportunites
The 2018
Children’s
Rights Gala
On October 16th, 2018, we invite The theme of this years gala is
you to join 300 of New York City’s highlighted in our new tagline:
most prominent industry leaders Protecting Kids. Providing Hope.
and philanthropists in playing a
Past notable participants in the
vital role in one of the greatest
Benefit Gala have included Chef
social justice movements of our
Marcus Samuelsson, NBC anchor
time. Together, let’s inspire lasting
Natalie Morales, singer Ne-Yo,
change for America’s vulnerable
actress Rosie Perez, musician
children.
and producer Run-D.M.C., writer
Malcolm Gladwell, producer
Swizz Beatz and singer Alicia Keys,
and other inspiring trailblazers.2018
2018 Co-Chairs Honorees
Sponsorship
Opportunities
JAMES STANTON KELLI SHAUGHNESSY MOLLY GOCHMAN The Fostering the Future Award
James Stanton is President of the Kelli Shaughnessy is the founder Molly Gochman is an award-winning will go to an inspiring former foster
World Wide Group, one of New and CEO of SSY Designs. She activist and artist whose work has youth and entrepreneur,
York City’s largest real estate was employed in the corporate been exhibited throughout the Sixto Cancel, CEO Think of Us.
development firms. He was project world of Goldman Sachs and United States and internationally. Sixto founded Think of Us to leverage
manager for the Park Belvedere, Bank of America, where she She is also the lead advisor to the technology to improve the life
Vanderbilt and Shorehaven honed her business skills. SSY Stardust Fund, a philanthropic outcomes of foster youth aging out
condominium projects, and as co- is the culmination of a keen initiative that seeks to empower of the system. Sixto was recently
chairman of Manhattan Marketing understanding of trendsetting socially excluded populations – selected as a Forbes “Top 30 Under
Inc., supervised the sales and fashion and affordable pricing. particularly women and girls. In 30 Social Entrepreneur” and was
marketing of 2,000 condominiums Kelli is a vocal advocate for Hour 2014, Ms. Gochman created Red recognized by the Obama White
in New York City. He sits on the Children, Children’s Rights, and Sand Project, an international House as a “White House Champion
board of the squash program of Dream Extreme. She has used her activist artwork that raises of Change.”
Southampton Youth Services and is entrepreneurial expertise to create awareness of the vulnerabilities
The Children’s Champion Award will go
a founder of the Hamptons Squash direct philanthropic channels to that lead to human trafficking.
to a corporate leader who is bettering
Academy. utilize in a soon to launch She has served on the board of
the lives of vulnerable children through
“Love Me, Love You” collection. the Texas Civil Rights Project, is a
socially conscious business practices.
board member of The Freedom
This year’s award will be presented to
Fund and was recently named one
the technology platform BOX.ORG for
Emcee
of New York’s New Abolitionists by
building capacity of social impact
the New York State Anti-Trafficking
organizations that foster children’s
Coalition.
well-being around the globe.
JORDAN ROTH
As President of Jujamcyn Theaters, Jordan Roth oversees
five Broadway theatres, whose productions include
the Tony Award-winning Best Musicals The Book of Mormon
and Kinky Boots, as well as Springsteen on Broadway,
Frozen, Angels in America and Mean Girls.2018 SPONSOR
PACKAGES
Fostering the Future
Sponsorship
An exclusive opportunity to present our signature Fostering The Future Award, showcasing a
Opportunities
young adult who embodies the resilient spirit of the children in the f oster care system.
• Two tables seating 20 guests.
• COMPANY’s logo and link on Children’s Rights website and recognition across our digital
channels, in total reaching more than 500,000 followers worldwide.
• COMPANY featured in an article about COMPANY’s support in the Children’s Rights newsletter,
distributed to supporters, donors, policy makers and influencers across the U.S.
• COMPANY’s logo featured on the video screens at the event as well as in our social mini-
documentary series.
• Full-page COMPANY recognition in the event program.
• COMPANY’s name featured in all publicity materials and all pre-event promotional assets.
• COMPANY’s logo on event step-and-repeat banner in front of which high-profile guests will be
photographed by members of the press.
• COMPANY’s logo on digital event invitation - distributed to more than 5,000 invitees.
• COMPANY representative to introduce award.
• COMPANY’s support acknowledged from the podium during the program.
• Exclusive COMPANY branding opportunities at event reception.
Benefits throughout the year— Access to VIP donor briefings, private networking opportunities and
supporter events.
Commitment: $100,0002018 SPONSOR
PACKAGES
Advocate
Sponsorship
• One table seating 10 guests.
Opportunities
• COMPANY featured in an article about COMPANY’s support in the Children’s Rights newsletter,
distributed to supporters, donors, policy makers and influencers across the U.S.
• COMPANY’s logo featured on the video screens at the event.
• Full-page COMPANY recognition in the event program.
• COMPANY’s name featured in all publicity materials and all pre-event promotional assets.
• COMPANY’s logo on digital event invitation—distributed to more than 5,000 invitees.
• COMPANY’s support acknowledged from the podium during the program.
Benefits throughout the year— Access to VIP donor briefings, private networking opportunities and
supporter events.
Commitment: $50,0002018 SPONSOR
PACKAGES
Defender Guardian
Sponsorship
Defender Table:
• One table seating 10 guests.
Guardian Table:
• One table seating 10 guests.
Opportunities
• A half-page recognition of COMPANY’s support in the • COMPANY recognition within the evening’s printed
event program. program
• COMPANY’s logo on the digital event invitation—
Commitment: $12,500
distributed to more than 5,000 invitees.
• COMPANY’s name mentioned in gratitude from the
podium the program.
Commitment: $25,000
Hero Supporter
Children’s Rights Hero: Children’s Rights Supporter:
• Includes two prominent seats at the dinner, listing on • Includes one prominent seat at the dinner, listing on
the invitation and in the evening’s printed program. the invitation and in the evening’s printed program.
Commitment: $5,000 Commitment: $2,5002018
For more information
Board of Directors
Sponsorship
Megan Shattuck, Chair
Lewis Tepper, Vice Chair
contact: Daniel Galpern, Treasurer
Bethany Pristaw, Secretary
Joseph Warren Belluck
Michael Borofsky
Kasseem ‘Swizz Beatz’ Dean
Megan Lewis
Opportunities
Lawrence J. Fox
Jay Galluzzo
Jerry Garcia
mlewis@childrensrights.org Molly Gochman
Honorable Bryanne Hamill
Chiara Trento Mai
Alan C. Myers
Jay Neukom
www.childrensrights.org Alice Rosenwald
501auctions.com/childrensrights Sandy Santana
Peter D. Serating
Anne Strickland Squadron
James Stanton
Advisory Council
Rachael De Chacon
Christen Douglas
Karyn Froseth
Steven Haedrich
Jill Hayman
Greg Hecht
Christy Irons
Sandra Kapell
Mark Lindsay
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